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every 55 days
Average audio length:
41 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
108 episodes
since Sept. 17, 2019
episodic

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How do you communicate sustainability when the solution is technical, the audience is global and trust matters as much as the message? In this episode of the Sustainability Review Podcast, Matthew Campelli is joined by Andreas Mündel, SVP of Strategy and Operations at DHL Group. Together, they expl…

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How do you communicate sustainability in a way that actually reaches people –  across thousands of hotels, brands and audiences? In this episode of Sustainability Review Podcast, Matthew Campelli is joined by Marjorie Pittet, VP of Sustainable Operations at Accor. Together, they explore how sustain…
Do we need to rethink — or even rebrand — how we communicate sustainability? In this episode of Sustainability Review, Matthew Campelli is joined by Franzisca Weder, Professor of International Organizational Communication and Sustainability Communication at Vienna University Business School. Togeth…
What happens when doing your job well puts you in direct conflict with someone else doing theirs? In this episode of Sustainability Review, we explore “embedded conflict” – a tension built into roles, KPIs and incentives that can quietly stall progress. Anna Krotova, Sustainability Lead at Picnic a…
Isabella Bertold is going on an adventure to show there’s a different way for athletes to communicate about sustainability and the importance of nature.  The Canadian sailor and cyclist is preparing for an expedition that will take her by boat from the UK to Norway, and then across the Norwegian fj…
Most climate tech startups aren’t investing in sport sponsorship – yet.  Many see it as too expensive, misaligned with their values, or unable to deliver on goals like awareness and adoption.  But one company is breaking the mould. Svante, a carbon capture startup from British Columbia, has teamed …
In this episode, Nicola Barr talks about her work with FrontRunners — the athlete-led climate movement co-founded by Emma and David Pocock.  She shares how the group mobilised more than 150 athletes to support the 'Duty of Care' campaign, calling for a law that would require politicians t…
A recent newsletter explored the idea that athlete investors – those backing climate tech and renewables – might ultimately hold more sway in the sustainability space than athlete advocates.  But this follow-up podcast conversation with US rower Christine Cavallo serves as a powerful reminder that …
Sport-related travel may only account for an estimated 1.5% of global carbon emissions, but its impact is significant – particularly in regions already affected by mass tourism and environmental stress.  In this episode, we explore how sports organisations can engage with regenerative tourism, a mo…
In this podcast episode, Eve Joseph, head of social impact and sustainability and a former Microsoft leader, shares insights on what sport can learn from the tech industry’s approach to sustainability. The conversation delves into the transformative role of data, highlighting why democratising acce…
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